"Mexico's Deadly Heat Wave: Rising Death Toll and Energy Grid Concerns"

Over 100 people have died in Mexico in June due to scorching temperatures, with heatstroke and dehydration identified as the primary causes. The northern regions of Mexico, particularly the states of Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas, have experienced the highest number of fatalities. Another heat wave is expected to hit the country starting on July 1. Scientists warn that global warming is exacerbating extreme weather events, leading to record-breaking high temperatures worldwide.